Ban News

The Qatar Financial Centre — a business development jurisdiction in the country — has introduced a blanket bank on crypto-related businesses.

China has waged war on domestic cryptocurrency trading activities since 2017. Here is how the approach changed in 2019.

Chinese securities regulators in Beijing have urged authorities to carry out relevant actions aimed at preventing the usage of cryptocurrencies by the public.

The government of Uzbekistan has banned its citizens from purchasing cryptocurrencies.

Russian authorities are poised to introduce several prohibitive measures, yet feasibility and enforcement mechanisms raise questions.

A Danish court has ruled that the country’s major bank Nordea can bar its employees from owning Bitcoin and other digital currencies.

Russia is allegedly preparing a ban on the use of cryptocurrencies to pay for goods and services.

India’s biggest crypto exchange, WazirX, was bought by Binance, sending a wave of optimism in the crypto ecosystem.

The Supreme Court of India has postponed a hearing on the Reserve Bank of India’s circular banning banks from rendering services to crypto-related businesses.

The WFE, a global trade association of publicly regulated exchanges, has appealed to the U.K.’s FCA not to restrict crypto derivatives for retail investors.

Following a request from the public, Burundi has prohibited digital currency trading in the country due to a lack of protection for users.

Global investor sentiment toward the crypto industry seems to have shifted in recent years. Here’s how the regulations surrounding this space look in 2019…

A blanket ban on cryptocurrencies has been reportedly recommended by an Indian government panel.

India is hit with its latest wave of speculations, as rumors of a full crypto ban emerge, yet remain unconfirmed by its reserve bank.

The bank says it has not received any communication from the government about a draft bill that would ban cryptocurrencies.